Well, we got ‘er done. Our free, open-captioned performance of A Marine Walks Up to the Pearly Gates moved a D.C. audience to laughter and tears the weekend of the 250th Marine Corps Birthday. You can ride along with Yellow Bicycle Collective to D.C. and watch the full show in our newly released documentary A Marine Goes to Washington, available free on YouTube this holiday season.

The film and free performance were funded entirely by donations to Yellow Bicycle Collective, a 501(c)(3) non-profit based in Philadelphia. Special thanks to John and Kay Stanney, Nick and Lorie Howley, Micah and Allison Petersen, Maryellen Van Royen, Lydia Howery, Mary Fusco, Anthony Chang, Kelley Izatt, Elizabeth Pringle, the Tyrell Family and everyone who put a donation in the combat helmet after shows.  Semper Fi and thank you for your support!

Your tax-deductible donation to Yellow Bicycle Collective will help us offer subsidized training and produce edgy, experimental work like the free, open-captioned performance of A Marine Walks Up to the Pearly Gates at the ATLAS Performing Arts Center in Washington D.C. for the 250th Marine Corps Birthday and the making-of documentary A Marine Goes to Washington.

Special thanks to John and Kay Stanney, Nick and Lorie Howley, Michael and Barbara Crone, Micah and Allison Petersen, Maryellen Van Royen, Lydia Howery and the Tyrell Family for their donations. Big thanks as well to everyone who placed a donation in the combat helmet during the Philly run.  Semper Fi and thank you all for your support!